The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-28
PERSONAL.

THE Queen of Roumana has just completed a
novel, the scene being laid among the ancient
Dacians.
. JOHN BANvARD, now living in WATERFOWL
Oak, was the first theatrical manager to give
matinee perfornanc IS.
MRS Safer. the Mayor of Argonia, Kan, is
said to be an unpopul2rly severe officer of the
law, and not likelyjto DE reelected.
MRs MARY f. BRYAN, Munros editor and the
recipient of 5000 salary, is now visiting At
laata, ga, where she once edited the Sunny
South
THE late Herr Krupp's income for the present
year was about Sl,25o,0OO The late Baron
Charles RothscniidS was 100000 and his
brothers SBj00O0
President of the Baltimore and Ohio road, is
much beloved by the poor of Baltimore on ac-
| count of her charities
LoRD HERscHEI.r. who is visiting Washington
Cor few days. is seeking information relative
tothe lows of the country and the manner in
which they are executed.
THE charge having been made that the Cen
tu,V management once refused the MSS. of
Robert Louis Stevenson before he became
famous, the CeafatrY people contradict it,
FRANCES WILLARD, the President of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union, says
that that organization in schools is only success
full where co-education of the sexes prevails.
J.B. BAILEY. the Danbury Netrs man, denies
that his wife is an invalid or a mental wreck,
and knocks in the head the newspaper story of
his unique devotion to her He threatens libel
suits.
THE birth Of Princess Beatrice's daughter on
Monday at Balnora has upset the plans of the
Queen, who intended 10 have the ACCOMPLISHMENT
at Windsor Castle. The birth was one month in
advance of the expected time.
NELSON MoRRIs. the Hebrew pork king of
Chicago, began life as an errand boy. He is
worth several millions, is renowned for his
charity and kindness TO his employees and is
one of the most simple and domestic men in his
tastes
CHRISTINE NILSSON was prevented by illness
from being present at the funeral of Maurice
Strakosch, but she sent magnificent wreath
bearing an inscription TO the never-tobe-for-
gotten friend (dBii inoubtid6Le) and reverend
master "
Mss AMFrIE PTvEs. the handsome young
Southern writer, since the announcements other
beauty have been going the rounds, and since
her picture appeared in Hdfper'S, has been the
recipient or several crank offers of marriage by
mail, the letters being sent TO her publishers
II. S. Phillips. of Montreal who has become
John l. Sullivan's hacker and manager, belongs
to one of the wealthest land-ow'ning families in
Canada. Mr. Phillips is said to be worth about
s., 900, 900 He is a well-educated man, a fluent
talker and has travelled through this country
and Europe
JOHN OBRIEN, of Gravesend, England, after
seeing the Wild West show in London decided
to come TO this country and exterminate all the
Indians on the plains. Though only 10 years
old he managed to get to New York, where he
was found, cold and penniless, on Monday and
sent back home.
GEORGE SMITH, better known on race tracks
as "Pttsburg Phil" the Pittsburg plunger ad-
mits having won S125,000 in bets on the turf
during the last four years. Most of this sum
was won on Eolian, Richmond, Gray Cloud
Linden and King Fish. The chances are that he
is worth SS50.000.